May 3, 2023 · With transanal endoscopic microsurgery, your surgeon can remove rectal tumors without making any incisions, so you recover quicker and with less pain. Instead of making a long abdominal …

A transanal approach to rectal polyp and cancer excision is often an appropriate alternative to conventional rectal resection, and has a lower associated morbidity.

Our experienced colorectal cancer surgeons are trained in advanced transanal excision surgery that spares the sphincter and can greatly improve your quality of life following surgery. Traditionally rectal …

Jan 11, 2023 · Transanal local excision: This procedure treats very early-stage rectal cancers. During this procedure, a surgeon removes a small area of the rectum wall that contains the early tumor …

As with polypectomy and local excision, TAE is done with instruments that are put into the rectum through the anus. The skin over the abdomen (belly) isn’t cut. TAE is usually done with local …

Transanal endoscopic microsurgical (TEM) excision is a procedure that enables a colorectal surgeon to remove a benign polyp or cancerous growth from the rectum without removing the rectum and …

Colorectal Surgery with Transanal Excision procedure is an option for patients needing colon or rectal removal. In this procedure, the surgeon removes the colon or rectum and the surrounding tissue …

This minimally invasive method allows patients to keep their bowel function and can mean easier recovery and reduced complication risks. Transanal surgery is performed by colorectal cancer …

Transanal Resection is a surgical procedure used in the treatment of early-stage rectal cancer. It involves the removal of cancerous tissues through the anus, minimizing the need for larger, more …

Complications are rare from local transanal excision, but post-operative understanding of the presentation and management of hemorrhage/bleeding, infection or pelvic sepsis, rectovaginal …